I don't usually write reviews, but this movie has touched me. Like the two main characters in this film, I am on the spectrum, and considered a "high functioning autistic". On the exterior, appearing quite "normal", but the internal wiring is very different. This film explores many of the aspects of living with autism, from difficulties in relationships with family, friends, and co-workers. It helps to teach others what autism might be like through the eyes of someone else with autism. What a beautiful way to approach the subject. Through a love story, of sorts. We learn that autistic people can find love and be accepted for who they are, without having to change, or pretend to be "normal". I loved the message. It has not been told in quite this way before. If you feel different from everyone else, if you feel alone in this world, if you have very few friends, if you feel invisible in a crowded room,...watch this movie. It will give you hope.
Review of Griff the Invisible
